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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

"a sAaes of esnts' szmDss uoAerweaR
.s~nIgned % o frun Rew fork m8z1-
sss1nTee. 20 b soid a Ftdaszioasi7 hsu
r~i-na. kLrNn RogxxEzha.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Co1oxxz WooDFoKB's LEcTURE.-A A
large audieuce crested Coiooel George
wocdfora as be siOqusntly dlseourssd
"A the Standard Thsates last evening
10 the question Of "Laqaor and Labor.
Oalte = number signed the pledge and
ccured toe blue ribbon. Ihis afieFnoon
Colonsl woodfcrd viii address the peo-
rs Is Ffye's Opera H0aae and tnOse
gho atsend viii undonbtsdiy b enter
tsinad ana instructed. He utli speek
svair In she evening" at the Standard
TneatEF. Oolonel Weodford ia 40 ora
ar 81 mech psWaE, originality aud pa-
tivs csnius and thoae Who haen - be
elouuena sddEesses are tnvariAe8y
plessed With them
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17
IMpORTANT 10 TRAyELRRs

Great reductions In rates from Seattle
10 San Francisco, via Portland and the
Oregon 4 California Railroad. Apply
70 A. CHILBEn0, Ticket Agent, Seattle,
Bstisted, Alsaoe Ofinkles sold at 50
cents, marked down to Is cents 10 our
great clearing sale. ToKLAs a STsaER-
NAN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

One case meu's all wool fast coloEs.
ana non shrinking underwear, IN
an coloFs. redneed from " . suit
a. ~
Meas nss white and gray msrino
SOC. sad &c.
Mens fancy stripe and solid color,
reiufoFced BAIbFigEsn underwear,
At &c, 81 and eLO
Red medicated underwear a. ",
ai.25 and $50
Meas fDe elastic web SaspeDders At
s5c., Sc. and SOC.
do. SIX 6nlshsd fancy snds 81 SC.
and fSc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

4 pieces fancy lace stripe Llnon De
India, sold at 40c and soc, reduced
to 15c and zoe.
2 pieces Pique. cable cord welt, sold
ct 55c, reduced 10 Doc.
s pieces Satin lace checks, sold At
40c, reduced 10 CSC.
10 pieces Leno stripa, two toned Of.
fects, sold ct 85c and SOC, reduced
70 20c.
S pieces cream fancy striped ktamine
sold at Sc, reduced 20 CSC.
8 pieces two toned, white groud, fan.
cy striped Examine, sold at SOC,
reduced TO 25c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Tbs hess livery iarnOuAs 81 BOrzn'A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

present Monday morning July 10TH the greatest atac
bargains that has been heard OF In Seattle
Every department House has been thoroughly examined
and systematically gone through and all summer surplus stock
been marked down prices that certainly
bound to close them in great Clearing Sale.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Ter4Ra faeGEftea hkve NE fc.t0WSGt V ~ q
:. sSt.ac-s,s RohrFtins,p ths graz eaAzttasr
- ge.-1rvsr e. the soU2iex1oe
RoKxEAEn, Or. 1aHa 4 isss.
II NJ Nm. v is3nn- DEAR Sr; I A1xs
trsss var Rabert ~. u T. excellent. azs4 ]
49, = psssaad - feceuns1a Is e 81 NJ
- frfeassA. Ralisrs ne, wan tray, kaSA.
PssErlsN Or. De- II fsss.
~ Nr.YM WsN4c-a TIE +" Roesrstne-
-. a. tfasly ssrs ne y sxeeile1G 4 . he
- -rrnsr astaa have ever esd. Az9 b .
s..-ssas ,1saiEitiaa 70 q iaAyis tesisl
lKAvNEg NrNsTuS.
FeExItSr. Or. Apzil :, ISL.
us.r M. WIs&an I have trtsd year = NO.
ertise,~ Naa q slxss re 7ccA $3.50 = ~
- = !. srr.llsrs fuz ne eo1ptsxtaz, esi1g
-. = ~ R.ss srssclss of thz kine haSs sFeS
asst xasFs s4sesrsfg, q fAAaaL
FuE mia b. A. b sExw4As-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17
GOODS.

We are the only aReais for the Gold
and Silver shirts. Collars and GUS.
These goods have no equal In a.
and Gnish.
Gold shiEt tlSo-siIvsF shlrs ti.s6
BoyS pereale shlrls e0c.. TIC. and o.
Boys' flannel waists with lsbs fronts
e. eiS0.
Meas night shirts 10 plain and fancy
bosoma 81 u, el.S5 and ei90.
New patterns IN sllk hanksrchiefs,
Inca handkerchisfz. fancy hand.
ksschiefa ., 25e-, Sc. Soc. and Soc.
Meas Inca collars, oil styles and %
l0t Of Aply hnsn collars q e. saeh
regular 20c cellar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Ia euagsr b the csestions OF l., =,
0ilman. kks dsfsadast'a aisorneys ~
RsAsrofsng aid (" have sttoaR ecps
1 wfIl go veil IN time. feel t5af my
wssna Is noa fatal, and thst ! vii set
1roapa IN 4 few DAYS OF weeks Fred
eFisa and ne had aFaak scEna beer that
dav, 6aa I Was rot uGeer ms iunnenes
~ Rq1ar while crossing the hFt5ge'
PrF.3er.ch and hsa always eseo frisndA
"a not ere hin when tie asst sAoi
va Arcs. Tue arss E0oa daERd ne 9
iiatle II hrat-"
PFissnsg--Ask btn Y be sac ne ias'
bafsFe arsa The 6rss sAct.
C3liuan-Did yea sc re rsssnl
Seherertoe-No. I dsa n1t see IN.
piSsol nt al. We vaise1 aEd i4lsee
ss~eshss Zee aboas 10 minnseA Al a
anoa he stpppe4 tAskssSs and iia -,
S-.sh, - A. rainrtfs nsfcra be Sred
- srsA sAes. whsn - aFed ace arni
shos I eoaa kncw uARteeR Dc vas -
ara o. d frap1 q NJ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

II don't know whether the second shot
be 1red hit me on the forehead or did
not bit me at all. Frederick was two or
three yards from me when he shot me
shs hrat timei as soon Rs was struck
fell on the door. and be straddled over
me, and shot again, and then put bis
hands In my pockets 10 get my money.
As soon ~ be siTad1led me, be said
"Bs quiet for a few minutes, aud II will
ali be over" / raised 40 and tried 30
defend myself, while I vas down. l
holleFad Is soon hs b. shot the second
time,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17
GOODS AT LESS THAN HALF PRICEt
Wash and White Dress Goods Department
The Greatest Bargain Of the Year
SC. Sc. SC. Sc. Sc. SC. Sc. Sc. Sc. Sc.
The balance Of They sold all at 100
The balance to close out at &c., long they last

II pieces printed linen Lawn, sold 81
CSC, reduced 70 II 1-ee.
8 pieces fancy cream embroidered
Etamine. sold ct 600, reduced &c
30 cents.
9 pieces cream lace checks, sold Al
Doc, reduced TO 20c.
2 pices two toned cream satin plaid
Examine. sold Of SOC, reduced TO
csc.
20 pieces very fine aad sheer Lawn
IN TIVE and threo toned effects. cold
at el.i6 and 81, the entire lot 70
duced 10 75e.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

ALSO o'clock last evening, IN answer
to 9 question a. 20 seheibFinR's oondi-
ton, sister Huperior telephonsd: mi.
ScheFbrine has iast died. he seemed
10 suffer great agony at the last. He
made no further statement after the
PosT. INrELIIGEScKA reporter lefs this
afheFnoon.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Cotton half hose In plain and fancy
coioTs &c, &c. and Joe.
Llsls aud casino CSC. and sc.
One case hne regular bali hoes with
fancy top. 9 pairs for SOC.
Gents land ahirfs. made Of nne
standard mnsllA, puFe ansn bosom,
neck and sleeve reinforced for VI,
tl.2S and ei.6o.
Fancy shirts finished In A style, .
collars and one pair GUS With each
shirt. q SOC, 75c-, 81, ef1s nnd
$3.50.
For this week, one case Of Wa LAnd
ehlrts made Of good hssgy muslln,
nnsn bns0n. q &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

-r.p.r. T.srs ssrs t-o s.alss ef saft'.I ale ~
naflastan. ~. go - SEES srffff, a. s.sf'l'i
rsgrIs e. ttf.r sssfY latr l. 49, r.s'l'i ~ %
shf.lsi ..tal isi - s.f.ia, uo.a, saffrsl 49,
Nssp.r r. na.t ir,si,i srrss hv.,st. 10
NJ. HnrtaaI srsftr.L IL truirsI rral.'ai it..si
- o. trsI fl 81 III ffrfs sria'atf 81 g. t'la
II isaqsray tl.iFt e. ii.lt.'rl. 49,, .'i
fIs..fsr a-larli - s.afrr - osrr.0f $50 IT,
r.sfr Efsr AsIssf trIas. e. ia..Is. Ne 80
earrisi ~ ~ tts unfIaE 60 .-lnr tHai.' = N
$500. II l1aaIafrsu'F so o. lieisf. 49,. l
ds..rari - ~ r1o,....... = 49, ..'...
- -Isis II 49, Ilr..as 81 rfstas a' iaf $3.50 ~
coasisa.fs. leiasefa. a. - 80 f.t.. 49,
- yoanr 50 fuisrs.i nos. r.rf 81 ~ go, "a
81 - Caflsliy. shu FL ssrsHsaa .f'.l. -.
Yfs-sIa rl.l.r4ss I'll g. Tsa ilaaI.r 3D. 50 strf
srrs.fri e. 49,. 80 il.u rfIsaf usas r. i-.
r-s...v rsrr.t.r ..s.fra,i.vs rr.rs frrs e-
rarv.i n 80 oaaaf.es u Asasts ma D.. o. l' iff'
sefs - 49, .sf9t s-H.l.i IT fI'lriif 80
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~ ca - srrrsiri t'f t-.qfr'.r sfa i,' i'...'
wrnxr.a.r r. C.naLs- s.haarar >-fls 80
ssI1sa o. e. lsr.aa0a sal1arIrs o. i.Ia.t.'E -.
O. e. An.rrlla1 ns1.as q. t.rr, $3.50 teIIf as q.
49, t.iri. IL 1874 asI tfra u N'aH
prssieasIY a. ssrlrsasi f.al.f rrss'r -
,sr.ik. - r.,rr slafr In ta.rsse, t.r .sfErst u
49, - tarrssl. -. se.af 49, ..aa. --
A isnI.f of ttr,s frrsaes 50 Ari :. fs Fh'
rrr... - 80 WaFrr.r. y. n ID hH.iF ltIttl
Irrsl.larr 80 sfaIIs ~srsfr. Afl.a....|sIt ~
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Ia. I.f.n.sfs 4 a. 0.lr Iura'r II D. fHI.lI l.aa
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cars a. glea sra ri sre.la lralfIf1 ffa.ffii
IHrnsuar ~.rre ls,f e. fhst .s.s.HF Fl i.f
rssf.ns rls.r II l'IFs..lTai Law. - sllli Aasa
eair g. 80 rfnUrnra. IT, lssF So rIaHfrl
- rI.asI = g. rslI strrr Il 0sI..i .s s'.N .f
craze rntlTrs. frtsfF 0IuIF assIl|A ~
~ Illftrtrra lro1 Mafsf l..aIsaF a. tI.rf0 "a
a. r11fralf 81 flTu.s..nE 1851 lt. t.af IL. t..H
80 $500 81 e ta1s TT srrrI sIll.. Isrf 4. e.
go rlrsI saala N.N-A Uak go Il NE|I ID.
a. a. M.II.nd Trsir ursr naraa .iia. g.. s...i
s..tf Al 60 ufa a. i. arlI sTfrIa 0itIrs.
NaInsr jas Aalrr-an. s.lHsrls .f.rf 81
NhtasFtLIr. NJ. sIltrlf rr0ft.sfln 49, sal
r.rrtalf snl1irI fr..uI as.all a..u pa. 60
ia frusnri t.alsfI "A fIrre. .fIHrf $3.50.
81 Cl.rv.Ir. u1a. 81 gt'falI'l A. N a91.s. n 90
NlrrnIa lrnrsraurr.F .rlr NslasEr 80 laaf -
Wh-slrr. 81 Il utan a. tslasrr 81 fr'f sffrrr.
Al Mo- lrrTF sffrfs Ifrs.as aIrr k..rl --
Ii4rr - a esarrr" II en- uHEs. H.. TT i.I.
rasns dar.nr fhe drtatr ua lrr taFr.l.r OIL. IT,
lrist u.srf.rs save ttf .r arr.i fl NJ ~taairIs.,
- $3.50 f1T.r usnfs j. U.a III CO. 90
rinsiet i 49, ftraIt Pea ulf'ilf, fl. NI iirs''
rFfasnr rtfrarf 80 'u..alII. auI .II o. u.If.
49, - 30 -sInlrrs..l 10 aal t.Irs'r1r. fl
ttnas1 t.m. Ers.r t.sIr uru 49, a.llasl rttfe-
ia a. e. raal.as rrssr. - ~ II. - Il hT.af
taakrort. NJ. - aa.si s1..f lrs,rafri rf .lr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

A CASE on trial in the Superior CO1r,
Of Ksnnsbee County Is ArO1sing eonsid-
cradle interest. ss being = ,ss, q the
efficiency Of one section Of the nsw liquor
ls-. The Law provides that the pay
meat Of L. s. special tai ls retail
dealer Ia liquor shall Be Priu'a face EVIL
denee tha, the person paying such tai Is
. common seller. Accordingly, Deputy
Collector Of Internal Revenue Murphy
vas summoned 10 bring in the records Of
bis ofice 10 be used as svidsnoe. Wit
ness declined 10 testify. on the ground
that bis doing 50 would have q tendency
10 diminish the receipts Of his ofies.
Judge whiishouss ordered him commit
ted foe contempt. Mr.. Murphy applied
to Judge Webb Of the United States
District Coar, for wi, Of habess corpus.
but Il Vas denied The matter was
appealed. and may Be carried 10 the
United States Supreme Court before !,
70 finslly decided. The question WHISTLER
IN ofhcer Of the United States, s such.
can Be compelled 70 testify and produce
bic cftcial records in State court, has
been brought up before. but has never
bsen carried far enough TO vaeh . fnal
dscision. The outcome Of the matter
b awaited with iatsrsst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
STATE PicK-Urs.
The Grand Ledge Of Good rsmpls, met

The Grand Lodge OF Good Tsmplsrs met
10 Lewiston last week.
The Governor has sppoipied Tuesday.
May 10Th. a. Arbor Day.
The Lowell brick WORKS q, Wet Pam.
ius,oa we're burne.i last Monday. Loss
%. sooi Insurance. $4,000.
The Bridgion Centre village rIrs Cor.
poration. thoash already well provided
with facilities Tor fighting Ore. have voted
10 bay nrst-elsss steam ire engine.
The Grand Jury ia Ksnneoee County
found s6 Indictments, ~ OF which were
for liquor selling. County Attorney Carrie
ton proposes TO prosecute offenders with .
strong hand.
Fire did some damsse last week In the
house occupied by J. NJ y. Hunter. OF the
fsrmlugion CAroaici,. Mr.. Hunter lost
both house and Office In tas big Farming.
ton Gre lssi fall.
Amsn by the name OF Stanton attempted
To swiuiie some Ssco people by . New
Mexico coloniE alton scheme. bat failed.
owing To the shrewiness OF the oriesfs Of
the company which he organized.
10 waterfalls they are taking OF new
county OF which watsr,ille shall be The
shire town. The proposition IL % tsks
the nofiherly tier of towns In kennsbec
Couaty, with Fairfield and Pittsnsld from
Somerset and Unity from Waldo.
A T. Stewart. one OF the principal en-.
gipsers OF the Canadian Pacific railrosd.
has completed q preliminary survey OF the
Boston a Qasbec cir lips rsii~sy route 20
be bailt from Skouhsgsn IN Moose River.
there connecting with the Canadian Pa
eide 10 the West aud Est AZ this polrt
the Qaebec Central builds down IN co.,
meet, msking . usns.eootlnsntsl Junction
OF three immense railroad and rivsr sys.
tens. In the very heart OF the enormous
lumber r.gion Of the 81 John. rsnonscot
sni K.npebec rivers. Nc. Stewart re-
ports that this IL . practicable aud dcsir.
able route. This road when completed
gill be operated by the Mine Central
The distance from Boston and Pcrtsnd TO
Qasbec IL ssilmsiei as ten hours shorter
tn.n al present. and when completed pas
ssagers By hi. road can take breakfast In
Bo-,on. dinner AZ Moose River and supper
81 Qitbec. fiity cities and towns con
tanning large part of the popais,lon OF
Maine are In ksnpsbec valley. sni local
business will be immsnss. ard facilities
for summer travel from Ss~ Enrlsni Tn
M0o.sbssi Lsts, Bar tisrbor. Qasose'
Montreal. ssgususy sni the ST. L,~r,nee
River will develop unprecedented routes Tor
toarisu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

FHIEruKo j. TO Be the pioneer TO in-
irodues that modern oouvsnisree, the
horse railroad. into Oxford County. TIE
Frysburg Horss Railroad Company have
voted 70 authorize the directors 20 con-
tract for rails. timber and materials fof
the building o. The read. tine hall the
stock has already bsen subscribed and
The enterprise i assured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

Tn DENocEAT's Agricultural Editor
dsvotss considerable space. this week. 20
the subject u AibOr Day. Which i 10 be
observed for the frsi time ia Maine. May
10Th. Il would BE- vel for Oxford Co.
readers 10 give the ARTICLES referred 70.
their careful .,,sniion. AID &C; upon such
good s1ggssiions a. they may obtain
thervfrom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

M fux oONERNOH-A raoCtANAtioN
nv he .i,,cs % ths Executive Couscn 40
hereby efTscint
rIrEsD.t. ruE l'sr rAt of Arsit-
a. . day % pablo humiuation. fAsting And
Al 90 mcst earnestly rvoomment % Ne
,-eple ~ this stale that. In scCor,iance Win
lime honorsd AM mucn ryFsfsd custom. ln
sa.ur.i~d ~ ths Onflstlan fsfhrrs ~ Nss
Hn.l.nn thaY I'll ousrrve ne LAY iu = tuAn.
nsr bsntIilE ~ sacred designation ~ nrsfs
let al airstain from sagalsr lshstf On tiat Nsfs
nj ,isVat. 10 a. allenslaHCs uruu lunilr 100
.hip and rivats msiilsiion IN tesir nlne..
IN namiliaflon acknoslsslEtug olf irlf nasfte
uron lliru shuss merCF suiurNth t'fHfsfs ~
- a. thst - may reCrifu coniihaAnts or
,,is.n ~ 10 Coaneii Chamtsr ~ Arrusis. Ills
thiftisth dsy ~ hsrrn. tn - fssf 80 e.f
lor.f ona th.Ylssna cent tuuirNt 49, elHu'
A. .Txsn 49, ~ ~ ialispendsnCs % ~ l a.
It-a stsiss - Ausrics tnu ons nanifvi ai'h
JOSEPH = HOpwEtL
ny ne Covsrnor
o.....n.t asrrff asrrrfsrV ~ sfatr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

TIA seiion Of The Governor and Coun-
ell in refusing 10 remove the Fsh CON-
missiOssrs on the charges preferred
against them by Gsa. George VI. Hsr-
non. . Cosnsetieus Posehsr. i drawing
high eommsndsiion from parties outside
Of Maine. Who annually witt cur lakes
and streams and are Interested 10 see cur
game and fish properly protected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

WI no,ics that boa C. SsiI sailed
for Europe Jas, week. - special P.rs
eouespoaden, Of the Brooklyn E1g's.
which paper be has rrPressnisd a. Albany
d1riag the pas, water. Dla Is = rasesr.
and We arr glad % note bis success
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

THE catalogue Of ,,allions. breeding
mares. colts. fllies. etc, belonging 70
member. o. the Oxford Couniy TrOitirg
Horse Brsedsr' Association. Is now in
press q; the DENocKAr ofhee. Il will
make . pamphlet Of ffiy or sixty pages.
and Be . valuable work for The horse
fraternity Of this County, giving - IL
does complete pedigree and description
% many Of our bes, horses
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

VIZ can stand more Or Ices mistakes in
Z postal service. without Swearing
very much about the Democrats sdmia-
is,rsiion; bat when the Ls~ist5a Sat-
urdsy Journal doesn't g,, around until
ten oclock Mondsy, Il worries "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
PIINY /!
r,lrrp IN 1894.

Dy Pr,.oo,f. dan. Nellie. BY Nsehlsss IIIroi. The
sirs Of Prescott. |. the sire % hssi \. N fsssss'
mare In The World. Primrose, The dam Of Prescott,
90 b. Alexsassr's Abtsllsb. sir. Il Goidsmiff
Mad. "a. add .ss the dam II frncrrs, sire u
Tnnlst, ara Ms,cAlsss. the sire q Plays dam.
vas ~ Prtnes Alhsrt. b. Green heantsln - hs
;, ssifsrd. ~ weodbary. By Jastin horEsh Dan
" Imported Trustee.
PifNY ia rieh hsy IN coiaf. Nth blssk roia's.
AL enlt 81 rsm.rksbls fash and style. vhile kis
hresdnr shess . rsrs comblnsfion % hssssnfef and
horgsn blood. sevire &c. $50 d" n insure.
Iks above stkloa ut maize the seasoa ~ The fArn
0.h corLE. srrr.
Aprn. 1877.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19

The quarantine on Maine cattle In the
wstertowu and Brighton markets, which
Vas pot on because Of the existence OF
tuberculosis In this State. has been taken
OF. The energetic action OF the Legisls.
turs and the Csttis Comnlssioners In
stamping out the disease be- led TO this
rvsult
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-19
REDMONT!

Bay s,sliloa. viii hlsek points. Is "a hands high
.elshs iose poesas. I'D ., ticsse issss 30 90.
,irs. Redwood. By B<lme1f. By AlsxzDfsr's Atfsi'
Ian soa q Rysdyk's iisabi<tsnaa. dam. Nellie D..
~ Cospcn. ssa u Geo kDcx. ssc.od dam ~ lesn<
briss Chief Csspoa has . recrd q IS 10. and he
ls fsli brother 70 "Jsiss Jsrrsnson" sire Of iroa
Arv,1iSil.
wfh mauisc~ss irsstisx sssiaa, and showed fan
nile a. ) too, esraid. 3is, half 10 -. iiis fsll
brosker, Lancet skovsd mile is.t al - thrve.
yssreid. " a. s3il3. Cal snd snsniae him; " vlll
Norusy villArs, Ne, Il oDs osss 20 isssrs.
Addrsss, u. J. HonnE. Norway Ne.
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Commissioner, Notice.

THE unisr.ixssi. having be,u appointed ~ the
iiea. Jssx. of Prob.is, ior the Cospty 81 OsfSrd.
90 the thlrd TUESDAY Of Msr,h. a n. 1ssi. Commis-
soosrs % recelve ani et.mlns the claims 81 Crsdl-
,ors against the estate q William H. iismming~sy.
rvprv.sufsd fnsolvsnt, here give bafics that slt
noaths from the dss Il ssd sppoinimsut are alosed
% said Creiors In vhch 20 present ssi prove thelr
claims and thss they vii b IN session II the once
Jane and September ssxt. 81 oeiosk In the snsr.
noon. br the above purpose.
Dated Al Ramford, the si.t day ofMarh, A. ID. 1857.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-29
A Story Of Grant.

One day half dozen reporters met
on the doorstep OF Gen. Grants resi-
dence in this city. Each one was bent
on the same mission, viz, to try and
get the general to talk about his
changed opinions regarding the ia
nous case OF Fitz-John Porter.
"Ise 'fraid Gen'l Grant won't see
you" said the colored attendant who
opened the door.
"Well, you tell HIM that representa-
tives OF all the leading New York pa
pers are here" suggested one OF the
clan, persuasively.
"All right, sab, but Use 'iraid it's
no use. lie don't talk to no newspa-
per man no more.
The newspaper men, however,
crowded into the little rece ption room
of the hall and awaited results.
Presently Gen. Grant came down
stairs. As soon as he caught sight OF
the group OF scribes he threw up his
hands in mock despair and exclaimed:
"Don't shoot | am unarmed!"
He listened attentively while one OF
the reporters explained to nm the OBJ
ject of the invasion and then he said:
"Now, boys, | cannot say word to
you on that subject to-day, but | am
glad to see, you, nevertheless. Harri-
son addressing his servant bring
some cigarsl Unjust say that / like
newspaper men, reporters particular
ly. When they take hold OF anything
they take hold in earnest and they
don't let 90 very soon either. have
Just written someetters in relation to
Gen. Porter's case, and until those let
ters reach the persons to whom they
are addressed do not think it would
be proper for me to talk on the sub
ject. Here, have some cigars, won't
you? wish that ! could do some
thing to repay you for your troublein
coming way up here" OF course the
reporters accepted the cigars. What
smoker is there who would have de-
clined to accept a weed from Gen.
Grant.-New York Times.